Sons of Italy Convention To Be Held In New Castle
Dr Warren V Massaro announced plans for the Sons of Italy convention in New Castle July 6 7 and 8. A Friday ball at Rainbow Terrace Cascade Park will open the event with many officials present. About 1000 new members will be initiated Sunday at The Cathedral and a Sunday banquet will close the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren V. Massaro
Sons of Italy
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Rainbow Terrace
Cascade Park
Nick George
Catherine Miscimarra
Ellen DiMatteo
Frank Porfirio
Rodger Pezzone
Dora Greco
Rose Bittiste
Carm Sacco
Anthony Ippolato
John Armando
Vito Colella
Theresa Bombino
Rose Cumo
Massaro
Wll
Mary Conti
P. P
Capitola
John DeLorenzo
Frank Summers
Rose Corio
Elizabeth Bosco
Madeline Caruso
Antonette Armando
George Ross
Sam Bassano
Mary Porfirio
Sam Donofrie
Fiction Remains Top Book Draw at New Castle Library
New Castle free public library reports 1933 totals with fiction leading every category. Reading tastes list fiction first, then juvenile fiction, juvenile non fiction, literature and foreign books among the most popular. Total circulation reaches 351,176 with an average daily 1122.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
City Tax Penalty Effective July 1
City Treasurer Louis McClung announced a one percent penalty on city taxes starting July 1 as late payments slow. School taxes for 1934 may be paid with a one percent discount until August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis McClung
Y M C A to elect directors at June 12 meeting
Terms will expire for five Y M C A directors this year. The board will meet at the Y on Tuesday June 12 to elect new directors and discuss other important association matters.
Eighty eight take test to operate auto
Eighty eight candidates underwent the state highway patrol motor vehicle operator examination Tuesday in Sampson street. Forty nine passed and earned a license. the rest will take another test. Pass list includes Ray M. Klein Castleton Hotel Butler road Pete Semansky East Palestine Sam Wellhausen Slippery Rock Harold Tenehman South Main Street Slippery Rock and many others across Butler city Ellwood City and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Sampson Street
Ray M. Klein
Castleton Hotel
City
Pete Semansky
Butler Road
H. F. McMillin
East Palestine
O. Sam Wellhausen, R. D. 1, City. Harold E. Tenehman, 265 South Main Street
Slippery Rock
Paul V. Laughner
South Main Street
Butler
John Macko
Jefferson Street
Rigby
Virginia Baker
North Jefferson Street
Louis Melke, Jr
Wam
Lawrence County Sabbath School Convention Held at Ellwood City
Arrangements are complete for the 96th annual Lawrence County Sabbath School Association convention to be held Thursday June 14 at the First Presbyterian church Ellwood City with 9 a m registration. Theme Upward and Onward motto And He Set His Face Stead fast to Go. Robert Strickler to preside John W Owens directs music. Prominent Sunday school workers will speak at morning afternoon and evening sessions. Host church women will serve luncheon and fellowship supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
First Presbyterian Church
Ellwood City
Robert Strickler
John W. Owens
Crown Marvin as Governor at Lions Luncheon
Ezra D. Marvin, leader of the New Castle Lions Club and new district governor of Lions Pennsylvania District 14 B, was humorously inaugurated in a comical induction during Tuesday’s luncheon. District Governor Harry Conley sent congratulations and advice. The club will meet again June 12 for an outdoor program and elect officers on June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra D. Marvin
New Castle Lions Club
Lions Club of Pennsylvania
Paul G. Dingledy
Marvin
New Castle
Dingledy
J. L. Reed
Earl Ramsey
William Fenton
Numa Vidal
George Smith
Harry Conley
Pittsburgh
Thomas I. Elliott
Hazleton
Ladies of the Lions
B. K. Thacker
Princeton Social News Roundup Includes Visits and Outings
Mrs. Nancy Palmer is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stickle and Ira White called in Rose Point Sunday evening. Mrs. Ida Chesney visits Eastbrook. James Young Rosabelle Shaffer Wendell Myers and Alice Gettings spent Sunday in Pittsburgh. Miss Mary E. Watson visits Natrona Heights and Pittsburgh. Mrs. Nettie Sutton and daughter Lucille from New Castle called on Ed Sechler Sunday evening. Princeton high school seniors with D E Cole and F R Weisz motor to Pittsburgh for a day trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Oliver Stickle
Ira White
Rose Point
James Young
Rosabelle Shaffer
Wendell Myers
Alice Gettings
Pittsburgh
Mary E. Watson
J. A. Stephenson
Natrona Heights
Nettie Sutton
Lucille
New Castle
Ed. Sechler
Princeton High School
D. E. Cole
F. R. Weisz
W. D. Grace
J. R. Chaney
Nellie
Walter G. Forrester
George
Dorothy Thomas
Ivan Thomas
Franklin
City Hall Briefs Include Police Chronology and Car Bid Rumor
A 24 hour police chronology ends at 3 30 p m June 4 reporting four arrests for parking violations disorderly conduct and drunkenness. Rumor claims bids for police cars submitted to the city council Monday may be rejected due to pricing. The Narrows street project aims to smooth the dirt cartway. Police warn of a disorderly gang on County Line Street and may bring them before Mayor Mayne. Tax registration machinery is set up for 1931 32 33 delinquents with a fair order of calls. A man seeking lodging at the station wore an ankle length overcoat amid torrid weather. A police dog arrived, then followed Chief Haven, earning candy and obedience. A veteran bulldog mascot was mentioned. Motorcycle Officer Ray Showalter may visit Highland Avenue to curb speeding as the area has become a speedway.
Government Collecting Question in Morgan Era
A terse line asserts the central issue of the era is whether the Morgan administration will undertake the collection role. It frames a political choice about state budgeting and policy direction without presenting additional details or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Morgan
Local Visitors Share News Across Bessemer Area
A roundup of social visits and family travel across Bessemer and nearby towns features Mr. and Mrs. William P. Henry of Youngstown visiting relatives, Mrs. A L Heard returning from Conneautville, and multiple family gatherings including the Henry, Mane wel, Chaney and Groce households. The notes mention a Michigan Lake trip for Paul Johnson and Dorothea Woodling and Mary Crawford's hospital readmission, along with baptism attendance for Leonard Bartolone and a Bible class gathering hosted by Mrs. Joseph McKvenny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Henry
Youngstown
Thomas Henry
A. L. Heard
Conneautville
Ohio
Will D. Groce
Ivan Groce
Akron
Paul Johnson
Michigan
Tom
Jack Martin
Thomas W. Henry
South Main Street
Wampum
W. H. Brown
William Summers
W. J. Glassel
Jack
Ivan Henderson
Roy Young
Bessemer
Good Will Bible Class
Joseph McKvenny
McKvenny
Oliver Engle
Thelma DeArment
Oward Nord
Lester Nord
Mae Beale
Alexandra Poushey
Everett Olson
Kenneth Griffin
Margaret Carlson
Silent or foolish: a terse inventory of voices
A compact reflection noting that some stay silent and are judged as fools while others speak openly and reveal folly through their words.
Local visitors and guests noted in Edenburg brief
Miss Hazel Reuhle of Bellevue stayed with Bessie Hofmeister over the weekend. Joe and Tressa Merillo of Hitsville visited Don Nickeline on Sunday. Mr and Mrs John William McCormick of Elgin Illinois visited their uncle Oliver Dickson. Bull Mayberry and family from Lowellville visited John and Mrs Mayberry Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Albert Wigton Joe Olive Wigton and John McCleland called on friends in Poland Ohio Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominic Fercano
Elm Street
Joseph DeMarsh
Joseph
Virginia
Mary Albert
John
Theresa Castoli
Lowellville
Ohio
Charles Monfree
Angelo
Butler
Leonard Bartolone
Frank Bartolone
St. Lawrence Church
Hillsville
Hazel Reuhle
Bellevue
Bessie Hofmeister
Joe and
Tressa Merillo
Hitsville
Don Nickeline
John William McCormick
Elgin, U1
Oliver Dickson
Biull Mayberry
Mrs
John Mayberry
Albert Wigton
Joe
Olive Wigton
John McClelland
Poland
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. V. Massaro
E. Washington St
Ness
New Castle Drug Co
Washington St
North Mill St
Kirk Hutton& CO
Leonard
Peopleseo Furniture Co
S. Jefferson ST
Y. M
Go Modern
Automotive
RADIO
North
Mercer Street
Richman
SEARS
Men
S & Boys
Sears, Roebuck
N. Jefferson
New Castle, Pa
Pum
Charlotte Raney
Maryland Avenue
Arthur Bingo
Washington Street
Mary Lapinska
Seven Maples
New Wilmington
Stanley Dunes
Wilmington Avenue
Andrew Buckhannon
West
Sunbury
Norma Lewis
East Long Avenue
Andrew Chongoway
R. D
Walter L. Ringer
Crawford Avenue
Harold Boyer
Meyer
Victor C. Vetka
Enon Valley
Frank Nosikar
Edenburg
Leroy Eckhardt
Croton Avenue
Joseph Dodds
Greenville
Ralph Vanassa
Scott Street
Myrna Kelly
Huron Avenue
William E. Regan
Neshannock Avenue
Heard Huston
Edgewood Avenue
Lois M. Ringer
Adams Street
Laura Snyder
Joseph Simon
Ellport
John E. Topolski
First Avenue
Ellwood
W. M. Ridenbaugh
Blunston Avenue
Barbara J. Brinzer
Lincoln Avenue
Henry Bowman
Carlisle Street
Fred Stahlman
Beaver Street
Edward J. Augustine
East High Street
Howard J. Rote
Patterson Avenue
Jessie Cobbs
Moravia Street
William H. Seward
Lewis Strealy
Todd Avenue
John Samsa
J. N. Maters
Herman J. Taylor
Madison Avenue
Paul Levine
Reynolds Street
Hazel Shaffer
Las Stump
Samuel Cirelli
Ee Mott
Electric Street
Wey Hee
Goodyear
Bill Braatz
Croton Ave
Lawrence County School Convention
Ellwood City Church
Princeton
Nancy Palmer
Ida Chesney
Clyde Fisher
Eastbrook
County Line Street
Mayne
Haven
Ray Showalter
Highland Avenue
Studebaker
Barnes-Snyder
Chrysler
Plymouth
N. Croton Ave
John J
Berhely’s
W. Long Ave
Clarence Felger
Alice Manewel
North Main Street
Dorothea Woodling
Mary Crawford
Lewistown
William Chaney
Walnut Street
Clemens Brown
Kirk Hutchison
William Hewitt
Frank Veon
Simmons Company
Simmons Co
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